Children & Family

Tin Duck March

Punch an arrow strip, then wind a tin duck through every note to its bandstand.

Punch a little tune out of arrows and turn the wind-up key. Your tin duck follows the strip, picking up musical notes on its way to the bandstand.

Made for a proper session.

Solo March: compose a route that collects every note and ends on the bandstand.
Twin Tins: one strip conducts two ducks. A parcel or an edge can hold one duck on the spot for a beat.
Each mode has eighteen routes at each of three difficulties, with a short practice tin to try first.
Edit individual arrows, try the strip again or ask for the next beat when the band gets stuck.

Play at your own pace. The practice round shows the first move.